I have a Nikon D5100 and an old Tamron 172D 70-300mm. Will this adapter work for me?
26526
It may work, depending on your lens. The connection between the camera body and the adapter was a good fit but the connection from adaptor to lens was less than great. It wobbled and felt unsecure. If in doubt, order it and try it. Return it if you are not satisfied :)
26527
I believe this was sold as a fixed mount lens, not an Adaptall II lens, and it came in a Nikon mount. If you don't mind my asking, why do you need to use an adapter, are you trying to remove its fixed mount and convert it from another brand of mount to Nikon?
26528
I can't say for sure about your equipment. I can tell you that I have a Nikon D90 and D7000 and older model Tamron 35-135 and 70-210 lenses. The adapter works perfectly for me and allows me to continue using my older lenses that make great shots. I had thought about selling the lenses but at the going rate you can't expect much. Now though, I have two valuable lenses that I am still able to use.
26529
Yes it will. That's the lens I use it for as well. The original ring is kind if a pain to get off, but look up the manual if you don't have it and it replaces easily enough
26530
I bought one of these and it works well with the Tamron SP 500mm mirror lens. However there is virtually no functionality. No metering no auto focussing etc. I used aperture priority and experimented ending up setting the exposure compensation to plus 1.5 which gave good results at the Austin Grand Prix.
1323284
Not 100% positive, however if your camera has an Alpha Mount it should work. That is the key factor. You must be positive your camera has Alpha and the adapter is for an Alpha Camera.
785356
Don't know. I don't have that lens. I am using it with a Tamron 70-200 2.8 (similar to the same Canon L lens in size) and no problem.
1342084
It should - that is IF you get the Nikon mount. Tamron lenses are mount specific, meaning that you have to get the mount for the camera you are using. For example, mine is Pentax mount, and it is fully functional with my Pentax D-5 DSLR. Hope this helps.
1670902
if you get the 42mm to 58mm adapter it should work IF Nikon did not change the lens thread on the lens. Look and it should say size, ie 42mm (or it might be 46mm I don't remember rightoff hand but the threadsize is marked)
313318
Yes. If your lens has an aperture ring (which i assume it does because its a D.) it should work perfectly.
127051
Yes it will work on the Nikon D5100 since it has hsm which is the built in af motor. Make sure you order the correct lens mount.
480052
Yes, this adapter will work with your camera. It's a bit fiddly to hook-up, otherwise it's good.
649725
The adapter will physically match up if the camera release tab is removed. However, the focus correction will not work with 1970,s Tamron lenses. The item did not work for my purpose.
1121632
If your Sigma 70-300 has a Nikon Mount the Fotodiox lens mount adapter will work fine - as a manual lens.
451378
I purchased this adapter so I could use my Tamron SP 55B 500mm mirror lens on my Canon EOS. It works fine. It also works for the Tamron 2x SP tele-converter. I would assume that it would work for any Tamron SP series lens. (Note, the SP series lenses were for 35mm film SLRs). I think the 75-300 lens is not in the SP series, so it might not work with this adapter.
1355466
Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem setting focus and aperture by hand. Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem... » Read More Probably not. This adapter is intended to work with the old Nikon mount manual film camera lenses except for the "G" models that are more automated. There's no hookup inside for all the electronics that newer digital camera lenses have and depend on for focus and aperture setting. It's just a mechanical adapter, hence the price. The adapter works fine for its intended purpose, I use it on a couple of longer F-mount macro zooms I picked up cheap at a camera show with an Olympus micro 4/3s body. I've been using manual cameras since I was in my early teens, so not a big problem setting focus and aperture by hand. « Show Less
1377046
Yes it will I have the same lense. Just remember you have to use it in manual mode there is not automatic AF with this adapter. Also read the instruction that come with Zykkor Lens Mount Adapter.
1211830
It should work. It will fit very snug on the camera and super tight on the lens so don't expect to be able to switch the adaptor to another lens quickly. I don't like shooting with my adaptor when unknown I will have to change lenses at all quickly.
2211317
I have a Nikon D50 that this lens works perfectly with. a friend of mine has a Nikon D5100 that has a Tamron 70-300mm lens that works perfectly with. I'd say that in all probability this lens will work with your camera. I also have other Tamron lens that work too with my camera...
634903
Assuming that the lens in question has a Leica M mount, the adapter should work.
1776214
NO, this adapter is for manual lenses. Check for an af adapter, they are some available, but the will cost more.